I've said this before too, it's a clear handball. Even without an explanation with pictures it's clearly handball, the problem is not with the VAR but with the referee in the middle of the field. So, what should be investigated further is the referee who led the match, whether the referee was really neutral or something else, so the referee was not willing to see the VAR display on the screen, it was something suspicious. Because so far, when the referee is willing to watch VAR broadcasts, the results are mostly always in favor of VAR and not on the individual decisions of the referees concerned.
Right, This is the important point.Even though there are no pictures and VAR there it is true it is a clear Handball but the problem is the referee has said it is not Handball and the decision is final.
Apart from the losses of course there are losses there especially for Everton but indeed there is something that must be resolved afterwards such as a review of the referee who led the match.
